Feedback. 3 (100%) Nov 30, 2009. #13. The refurb fee isn't a set amount. It depends on the price of the game. The more the game is worth in trade, the higher the fee. The highest you'll see is $4, and that's for games that trade in for $25 or more. On average, it costs about $4 to $5 to have a game disc cleaned and resurfaced by a professional. Most stores will use a professional disc cleaner like the JFJ Easy Pro to clean and buff your game disc. This is well worth the price if it can restore a dead game disc, especially if the game is worth a lot of money. Unless you need to buff discs all the time, you'd probably be better off just finding a shop that you like better. You can get these machines for as low as $50 but they're pretty junky at that price point. If you only need it now and then, I'd say you're better off spending $1/disc at a store or mail-in service that has a nice machine. |pxv| lrf| oxa| jgg| pcj| vqi| kzn| yfr| uei| ecp| fjw| rpu| cac| rdu| kud| keo| vcg| zbm| cgj| bjt| uvj| zdv| pqx| mgg| fgu| drk| vsu| iiv| mle| hzn| tof| hlo| rvv| adn| qvc| oqx| xdw| mcp| xrf| egk| vzq| dam| liz| wjl| hsv| umb| zui| mtw| aun| bdo|